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Metro Bank, the UK challenger lender, said on Wednesday that it was expecting to issue tier two this year. But analysts thought it was equity that the bank would be pushed to raise, as its common equity tier one (CET1) ratio dropped further. -
Investors were relieved to hear on Wednesday that Lloyds Bank had no plans to cancel its "iredeemable" preference shares at par, but those invested in the market are fixed on clarifying their position under UK law.
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Swedbank announced in its results on Tuesday that a proposal to change the regulatory treatment of Swedish mortgages would lower its common equity tier one (CET1) ratio. The rule change will also take Swedish banks’ additional tier one (AT1) bonds closer to their trigger levels.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) could be drafted into providing liquidity to banks going through resolution, according to discussions at a conference in Frankfurt this week.
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